Gordon

You can use a friends or family members address or meet sellers in person

I think that the plain edge sovereigns will do well in years to come

Best to have a look on ebay to see what they are selling for

They put the same terms and conditions in the previous ebay £1 deal as well a few weeks back. So if any body used the £1 deal a few weeks back should know if it applies

Hi and welcome to the silver forum. 2007 is not the best of years for proof sovereigns and at £308 seems like a high price to pay for a proof half sovereign and i have opened these RM sealed sovereign packs before to find that the coin inside is not in the best of conditions and not fit or grading. I would leave it sealed that way you may get some of the premium back when you sell it

I would prefer to get 6 sovereigns than pay £2000 on a graded bullion queens beast

I would buy sovereigns as a lot of people collect them so easy to pick up and to sell

Just got this vintage 10oz silver bar with a bit of history to it

Just got this very impressive 2008 3oz platinum £5 proof coin

There must be at least 10 x more sovereign collectors than Britannia collectors i would say

I would buy gold full and half sovereigns and the cheapest 1oz silver coins or 1kg silver bars

Some years yes and other years no. Not all proof sovereigns are created equally

Hi and it looks genuine to me

I would think that conservation would remove the spot and it would get a pf70

The trouble with the 1979 proof sovereign is that over 100 coins have been graded by ngc but only one coin has ever got a pf70 so not a easy coin to get a 70 in and is a very sort after coin by pf70 sovereign collectors.